EAST NORWALK
NEWS
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Mr. and Ira. Allen Wood of 3
First street. very ilttlngly celebrated
the twenty-first anniversary .of their
marriage last evenins. Among the
seventy-live guests present were
friends front Stamford, Darien, Roway-
tenfolenbrook. Pound Ridge. N. Y..
and Westport. The evening was
spent in social intercourse, and piano
selections were greatly enjoyed. A
bountiful collation was also served
Mr. and hire. Wood were the recipients
of many beautiful and costly gifts; in-
cluding china wore. cut glass pieces
and linen. It was quite late when the
guests deported and after congratula-
tions were extended. the host and host-
ess. were acclaimed moat cordial
entertainers,
The weekly prayer meetings of the
East Side churches will be held as
usual tonight.
Mrs. Keefer, who has been residing
in First street for some time, has
moved her household effects to Mass-
achUSetts, where she will make her
home for the future,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
avenue Methodist church held a regu»
_ in meeting yesterday afternoon. sew-
ing and routine business being the
‘matters before the members.
fi‘he Franklin School defeated the
Marvin nine, in the Grammar School
baseball series. this week, by a score
of 11 to 6, the game being "played en
the Mayflower Oval.
The hearing on the case of Miss
Annie Odell bonnie Judge Henry W
$98017. scheduled for yesterday of-
oot-noon. was postponed until such
fixture (hate when themhysioiase will
be ready to make their report as
Miss Odell‘s mental condition. At the
want timeushe is in the Westport
sanitation birt‘in all probability she
will be committed to the asylum at
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Mrs. K. Damoron. of New York. is:
tooonduct the ion. at Tokeneke this
season.
,1. Mcfinlvy. of New York. has taken
one it the lease Doll’s cottages at
comm. and arrived there yester-
doy.
Jobs Sherman Hoyt and family, of
New York. arrived today at tbdr sumo
her residence at Contentment is-
land -
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hands 8. Rolland. of New York.
has taken the David Blapbam cottage
at Toksnoka. and arrived here yester-
animusmnmw York.
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son. The new M asp: m
Invades. W; starry O. atraat.
vice-praddaat; Rowan-(m tress
arer, and Roy Kemp, aa'eratary. Wil-
ford Medea will aiaobeoaoheu-
Walnut commituee.
Mrs. E, B. Stone. of Sharon, has an
rived in town with her an flat the
, summer months. She will live will:
her father, John ill. Conn, of Pro.
poet avenue.
fl:own Clerk Stephen R. {Hoyt w.
busy yesterday inspecting the roads
which are being built and W.
He was accompanied by Contacts!
film—Ell. litmus
m In. nuns;
the Gracie street job.
Mrs. boo sum waa entertained at IEDIITUIS “”81-
a luncheon at the Royal James lnn.‘
yosetrday afternoon, by twenty-five of KEGKUI "IT“ "I.“
her lady friends. The aflair was de-: (Continued from first Fl.)
lightfui and will carry pleasant mem-
ories to the guest on her several
weeks trill to Enrwe for which she'li‘alln conference because of the re
leaves May 26 The party sat down fusnl of the Constitutionalist leader to
promptly at I oclock to a "mg table {agree to an armistice to continue dur-
lBates. Much progress is snorted on‘ "
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grand wardan. I. Hoary Monroe. New
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anal-rial: of a" m a." Charles lia- T. lyar. Eidgeport- srand'hsr-
J. New], Y. R1 W“! 908% I! “m, P. w_ wm M“. ”d ”Ed
the soieaasfnaaral services oftho de- chaplain Rev. Charles H. Smith.
ceased seems-oft! Augutinas 11.0.:mm‘335m of Win ad.
, ”I ya. at the re-
?mh' :10“; church. 8‘ ’ tirind' Wit master, was presented
mm ‘ ‘ with ‘a handsome gold past grand
usaoort.o.o.v.'
which was very prettily decorated.
There was a long runner of white
lilacs and smilax and the centerpiece
was a basket of pink anaipdragona
eurlionndad with maiden hair fern.
in the center was a flag, madeb
one of the party. on which was in-
scribed “Bon Voyage." It was indeed
very attractive. For souvenirs there
«were miniature suit cases bearin 8
the names of the cites which Hrs. Da
via and her husband will visit dur
ing their trip.
The luncheon was excellent and the
whole affair was most pie-ins. Af-
ter the last course had been served
Informal speechmsklng was in order
and the party did not adjourn until 3
oclock. At the and bins Davie waa
presented with the basket of snap-1
dragons
Ward Palmer is spending a few
days in New York.
an .~.
William Casey, of Cottage avenue
has gone into the painting business
Mrs Charles Hanford is making a
visit with friends and relatives in New
Britain.
Bridge workers are excavating ou
the cast approach for the conduit to
carry the wires across the structure
underkround
,iug the sessions, it “as stated that the
gwnference would protaed to a con-
isideration of questions growing out of
,the Tamplco incident and subsequent
itsuses of irritation between the flex-
yglean Federal army and the American
military forces Ollclal repeats com-
in; yesterday from Constitutionallst
sources admitting the Victoria of Vil-
la and his army in the Saltillo cam
paixl have convinced the lexicon
representative here that Huerlo'a foes
can not he stopped. Moreover the ex-
{ecution of a Federal general and his
entire staff by Villa has impressed
upon them the fact that leaders of the
Federal army can not hope for mercy
if they fall into the hands of the Con‘
stittxtiouaiists.
That the weakening situation of the‘
Federal forces may force Hucrta's
hand is recognised here. The lexi-
'can delegates came here believing
that any announcement of Huerta's
attitude toward proposals looking to
a settlement of the Mexican trouble
would be left to them to announce and
their strongest card was believed to
authority given by Huerta to acres to
his silacelnent conditional upon the
selection of a temporary govarnlnant
acceptable to the interests represent-
ed by him.
All this has been changed by Villa's:
successes The Federal forces 'i‘ues-'
Iday exhibited no love of fight and the
leaders are not axpantad to offer the'fllm “d Rev“ James B m or
Father Monkey‘s death occurred at
8:12 yutarday morning. The tolling
oftbochurchbolionnounoedtohb
anxious convention that he had
succumbed. Stricken on Thursday
with double pneumonia. ha railed so
well on londsym it was W
that he had overcome the ravens ot
the disease. a relapse occurred early
yesterday morning that banished tho
hopea of his anxious relatives and
colleagues.
While the funeral services will be
held on Saturday. it is expected that
tomorrow oftanoon the body will be
borne, in state. from the room to
the church, where a guard of honor
will remain beside the bier through-
out the nixht. Details oi this part of
the funeral ceremonies have not been
arranged.
oméc‘n of Mass.
Bishop Nitan} will be the chief of
llciating oflcer at the ponticial hlgh
mass of requiem He will be unis
tel by the Rt. Rev. Honslanor Thomas
5. B. Dunn, vicar xenaral d the Hart-
ford diocese. The deacon of honor
will be Rev. Luke “animus, P. 11.,
oitbachmhofthelmmaculatet‘on-
caption, Waterbury. and lbs-v. Hugh
Trainer. of the Church of the Sacred
'lloart. WIN“ The Deacon and
sub-deacon of thy, nus will be Rev.
John 11 Gayle" of St. John‘s New
The and accident on the bridge won: stubborn resistance that marked so at- Potrlck'l this city Rev. John G
Whit!!! to“ 8v", 01. two IMOVD my of the “my 11111 the Murray chancem the Wm“
tobrldgoman, R c Dewar mleogeph army steadily advancing upon the be the lilaata'f‘bf ‘oorauonieo.‘ltev
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Cum, unnerved mu, an m Noam; Mexican capital As a result Huerta'a ' Thomas J: Piano! 9!. m3, Non
man and woman today. There have supporters fear that he may not dare walk. will M the eulogy.
been several minor accidents previous-
ly, but none has been as serious or as
and as this one afloat night.
”DARIEN
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ford Tuesday.
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Town Clerk Men It. East was
instomotd'l‘naaday.
Mrs. c L. Worth entertained Siam
mam Tuesday. . ‘
avialtorinlialniardyutarday‘.
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await the cartoons of the mediation.
it was because of thia‘feellng that all
principals of the conferance yeaten
day act-opted unhesitatlngly a dispatch}
from lexlco city saying that Huerta
had himself confirmed reports that he Q
Ewan willing to retire if his resignation
'was necessary to peace later it was
learnedtbottherehadbaenoaerror
in transmission and Huerta had not
authorised such a statement. but this
'did not materially charge the aitua~
ition. It was evident that some such
announcement was not “ensued.-
lf Villa and his forces are kept out
let maniac city. according to belief
here, it will not be because Huerta l!
muons enough to deny entrance to his
enemies. Such an advent can be avoid-
ed it is said. by speedy solatin of
the problem confronting the A. B. c
imadiators and tow believe this to ba
possible except tbroagbxtha prompt
and complete captiolotioa of Home;
‘-’.Ror Charles Jelln Mutiny was
born in New York city 61 years ago.
To be enact, 63 years this coming Ben-
telnbu'. Mewaaaaonobeariasand
Margaret Mommy. both of that city.
and was one of seven children, who
‘wa-e James H. Ilelllroy. now do
cased,andoftho-foundaraofthefirm
of loiblroy B .and identified
with varbna stun aa collector
mumuamummor
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walk, a m and dgineor in
<baalnaaa~in Minsk; John Icmlroy.
deceased: M moaned: Harry
:Ioflmaadgzy loamy wife
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butnodeM
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victims and a deep sense of duty.
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mum-ann-mm ington government. was a solution hmdbdnoofascnaavarltytsat
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death «1;
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our. rim, sou.
master's badge as a token. of esteem
forhiaoillcientworkdtho pastyear
Post Grand Sire Alfred B. Pinkerton
and aeveral other invited guests ad-
dressed the mantis, and after docid.
in to hold the next annual conven
tion in Bridgeport. the meeting od-
-ioumed at I: as o'clock.
The Grand dodge also instructed the
mud secretary to extend an lnvin~
tion to the lion. Robert 1‘. Daniel, of
(Bosnia. the incoming (rand sire, to
be present at Bridgeport next year.
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A grand juvenile assemblage. 'A
[Uld Dominion line
88.“ 0‘5 W”. 314-90 fiducd Trip.
vaudeville hurrah for these sum-
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Have Yau loannd That Ncw
Automobile!
J it. Layton a Ca. he.
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maryaftevnoona and nights At
theeooleatspotintowu._
Hoyt’s
Where Everybody Goes.
A dainty melodic hodge Dodge.
‘ “A NIGHT IN THE PARK."
A happy reminiscence of kid days
with a company of ten clever bays
and girls.
'l‘wo or the clevemgtnstrumentsllats
in vaudeville. .
BERT DANIEL! AND LESTER
CONRAD,
Wizards of the Violin and Piano.
The Eminent Comedian.
HUGH HERBERT AND Go;
In is laughable Farce, "THE TEU-
TONIC HONEYMOON."
The Silent Humorist.
CLIFF BAILEY.
ln Feats of Skill and Daring.
A little lady of exceptional cleverness,
FLETA BROWN,
The smiling songstreaa comedlenne.
Extra! Extroll
The cleverest juveniles on the Ameri-
can stage.
DOROTHY EUREKA AND HAIEL
Foacmm,
(“to stars of the Governor's Feat
Guard Band). in their cute and
cunning musical comedy revues.
Music "Hall
ralav. \
John Iarryvnoro in An Amarlcan
Citizen.
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TODAY
The engine that's dir-
carbon is the unsatisfacl I“
——it doesn't develop the
amount of power. it knocks m :1.
if the carbon isn‘t remov‘c}. v
will score the cylinder Valli. u
really very serious matter.
With
[no
rulut
OUR OXYGEN
PROCESS
of removing carbon does the
work BETTER than any other
way and does the entire work in
less than an hour.
Reasonable rates.
W. A. Hanford
Gara ge
Lawn
Mowers
Sharpened
'SPECIAL MAC_HINERY.
George W. Wardwell’s
52 South Main Street
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Sullivan
in Two Ports. 1 -
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